>>Next, Apple does not respect the multiple desktop boundary...
> This is a configurable setting.
replyIf you mean the "When switching to an application, switch to a Space with open windows for the application" settings, this works only partially. When clicking the dock icon its behaviour depends on if there are windows in your current Space (virtual desktop) or not. And don't get me started on where macOS decides new windows should go.
I am mildly shocked after almost two decades of Mac use I never came across cmd+tilde thanks a lot!
replyI see this comment often and I usually pipe up to say that if you don’t have a US ANSI keyboard it can feel unintuitive. You can remap the hotkey to Option + Tab in those cases, easier to get used to.
replyNext try CMD+H to hide instead of minimising, like in Windows Land.
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